I wanted to post these pics as a source of encouragement to not give up and to be patient. Hereâs a pic of my tomato plant 28 days ago and another pic of it yesterday. I wondered for weeks if it would survive but decided if it wasnât brown and crispy then Iâd let it keep going. Iâm glad I did because itâs taken off. I may not get tomatoes until Winter đ€Ł but Iâm just happy itâs thriving!
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I want to start an organic garden on my patio but Iâm not confident at starting it from seed especially right now because itâs so hot. I canât seem to find an organic nursery near me (central fl let me know if you know of a place near Ocala fl) is it possible to take non organic plants and replace the soil and make them organic? Iâm looking at growing veggies, fruits and herbs. Not sure if thereâs a way to make non organic plants organic after theyâve already started growing. Thank you guys!
Anyone have guidance on how to improve the health of this rose hip plant ( i think thatâs what it is called)?
My pitcher plant is growing all wacky. Iâve been keeping it in a shadier spot because I thought it may have been getting burnt by too much sunlight. I read the wacky growing might be due to lack of sunlight. Iâve moved it back into direct sunlight. Tips for keeping this pitcher healthy?
Hi, Iâm Sarah and Iâm new to gardening. I am in need of someone to tell me what plant this is. It was supposed to be oregano and the app is telling me itâs Vietnamese oregano, but there is no smell to the leaves. And also, what does fresh oregano smell like? Help please!
Iâm growing both tomatoes and zucchini in a raised garden bed. The advice from Planta is that these should be fertilized once a month in July. whereas lots of advice on the internet and whatâs written in the instructions for Jackâs blossom booster says these plants should be fertilized every 1-2 weeks Can someone explain why itâs so different? And what would make these plants need more fertilizer vs is it going to burn my plants if I do it too often? Thank you!
Is this a pepper or a weed? I planted pepper seeds according to my calendar in may and this just popped up a while ago so Iâm not sure if it actually is because it took too long. Does anybody know? Update: Now that it grew more leaves i was able to identify it as flower of an hour which is a weed đ
I planted some blue creeping thyme in my yard and this started growing does anyone know what it is?
About 10-15 lbs of fresh cucumbers! đł & 1 crookneck squash .. lol Canât wait to pickle them! đ„ Who likes pickles on here? lol
Milkweed bringing in the monarchs. Quite a few caterpillars on this one.
I was out of town for a week and came home to this weed growing on my brick patio. Does anyone know what it is? Itâs kind of fun looking.
HELP!! How does this lil lady need to be pruned? Any recommendations, tips, tricks or good websites/videos are greatly appreciated! đ
Just out watering my garden this evening.. How cute is this lil guy! đ„Čđž
Is it too late to plant strawberry plants in the ground? I've been weeding my garden plot and I have plenty of space for a couple strawberry plants and maybe one other edible plant. Any suggestions for what else is good to plant in the summer. I have four basil plants? marigolds and two cherry tomato plants so far..
My basil is not growing and it is dying does anyone know how I can save it?
Hello! Looking for some help with a rosebush. I pruned it down in the fall and it has now grown long, gangly stems without any buds to be seen. What to do?
I have 2 eggplant plants in the ground, how do I keep the bugs from eating the leaves without using chemicals. They are the only plants with this issue.
I was also wondering because it is so hot and the water evaporates so quickly should I water my plants twice a day once in the morning and once at night when it cools down?
So I have a lot of plants in our backyard planted in our garden, but it is about 95° every day for most of the day except at night when it goes down to the mid 80s. How do I make sure my plants get enough water cause it evaporates so quickly because of how hot it is, is there a way to make sure that the water gets soaked up into the Earth?
What would you all recommend for dealing with weeds? Is there a way to kill them without killing the plants around them?



